Copy Profiles

Copy profiles control what goes on the clipboard: verses, references, separators, and shortcuts.

List

Name and Shortcut columns. One profile is the Default copy profile (Default): the Copy button on Search, and Ctrl+C on results. Ctrl+Space toggles the focused row. That profile and the last remaining profile cannot be deleted.

Editor

Profile name and Default copy profile
Shortcut (optional) — the first chord requires at least Ctrl, Shift, or Alt, plus a Key. Two-stroke second chord: copying happens only after the second key, within 2 seconds; the app shows the pending chord. Without a second key, copying is immediate. Conflicts with another profile or a reserved command are rejected.

Include verse

Wrap verse in quotation marks — the verse is treated as a quotation: quotation marks and surrounding spaces come from the typographic profile.
Group consecutive verses — verses that follow one another in the same chapter become a single block (one set of quotation marks), separated by a space. Otherwise, each verse is a separate block, joined by Separate verses with.
Replace paragraph breaks with — line breaks in the source text are replaced by the chosen separator (None, Space, New line, Double new line, Tab, Custom…).
Text before verse / Text after verse — text placed at that position on the clipboard (same separator choices).

Include reference

Group consecutive references — one citation for verses that follow one another (shape defined by the reference profile), instead of one reference per verse.
Group all references together — all citations from the selection are combined once, positioned according to Insert reference relative to the copied text as a whole.
Insert reference:
- Before verse / After verse — on the same line as the verse.
- Above verse / Below verse — on a separate line.
- Between verse and reference — separator on the same line; only for Before verse or After verse.
Text before reference, Text after reference — same as for the verse, placed on the clipboard at that position.

Reference profile

Defines the shape of the citation (book name, : or ,, range dash, and so on). From typographic profile uses the language-linked choice; a named profile overrides it for this copy only. There is no screen in the app to create or edit these profiles.